One of the most underrated CFB conference seasons ever? A closer analysis of conference bowl records

[L&HH]

That's because no one respects the parody of the ACC Coastal. GT, VT, UNC, Miami, and Pitt just trade losses around to each other and fly completely under the radar by doing so. In fact this season I think all the teams I mentioned spent some time ranked between 10 to 25 during the year, but would lose the following week and fall. Until one can break away and establish themselves cconsistently as the top team on that side, the conference will always get a meh response regardless of what numbers may say.

What's the difference between that and the SEC East and Big 10 West

 

[UserNameless]

compare the coaches in the ACC and the coaces in the SEC and you'll see exactly why the ACC was able to catch up

Stepped its coaching game up heavy .


Saban the only solidified coach left in the SEC.

 

[Freddie.Cane]

Naw he a legendary scUM fan :scUMsad:

Nah @malcolmxxx_45 should be a nole picture the fukkery. @no1es run this would die from an overdose being the junky he is

 

[smitty22]

Nah @malcolmxxx_45 should be a nole picture the fukkery. @no1es run this would die from an overdose being the junky he is

Just vulgar . @no1es run this the homie

 

[DarrynCobretti]

That's because no one respects the parody of the ACC Coastal. GT, VT, UNC, Miami, and Pitt just trade losses around to each other and fly completely under the radar by doing so. In fact this season I think all the teams I mentioned spent some time ranked between 10 to 25 during the year, but would lose the following week and fall. Until one can break away and establish themselves cconsistently as the top team on that side, the conference will always get a meh response regardless of what numbers may say.

Agreed but only the casual viewers don't watch the games, look at stats, records and be aware of the recruiting classes improving etc. Anyone who reps a college team or just genuinely enjoys football, should know and respect what the numbers say. There's no excuse for a football analyst who gets paid to analyse the game, to overlook any conference or team.

FWIW another key easy way to see how random teams are improving is peep @ how many draft-able NFL prospects are starting to pop out for these teams. The # of future NFL prospects of a team usually correlate with success (for ex. that's how I knew Urban Meyer would eventually bring OSU back to glory when he started following a specific recruiting blueprint )

Nonetheless what you said about the ACC Coastal has some truth to it and I think moving forward in a few years someone will break out of that group and establish themselves.

 

[CBSkyline]

What's the difference between that and the SEC East and Big 10 West

Well in the SEC East you had a time when Florida stepped away from the pack and competed on the national level. It's also different from the Big 10 west because over the past few seasons the ACC Coastal aren't short of quality wins outside of division play. Looking at things on the surface though, most people won't see much of a difference.

 

[Freddie.Cane]

Agreed but only the casual viewers don't watch the games, look at stats, records and be aware of the recruiting classes improving etc. Anyone who reps a college team or just genuinely enjoys football, should know and respect what the numbers say. There's no excuse for a football analyst who gets paid to analyse the game, to overlook any conference or team.

FWIW another key easy way to see how random teams are improving is peep @ how many draft-able NFL prospects are starting to pop out for these teams. The # of future NFL prospects of a team usually correlate with success (for ex. that's how I knew Urban Meyer would eventually bring OSU back to glory when he started following a specific recruiting blueprint )

Nonetheless what you said about the ACC Coastal has some truth to it and I think moving forward in a few years someone will break out of that group and establish themselves.

We gon be that team breh :Bless:

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Best conference, worst refs

Pac-12 refs have filed an official appeal at this travesty of a ruling.

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

compare the coaches in the ACC and the coaces in the SEC and you'll see exactly why the ACC was able to catch up

shyt, compare the quarterbacks in the ACC to the SEC and you'll see why it's caught up

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

FWIW another key easy way to see how random teams are improving is peep @ how many draft-able NFL prospects are starting to pop out for these teams.

ACC is second in putting players in the league since 2009 or 2011 (one of them). Talent's been there, coaching just been lackluster

 

[Tide Run This]

ACC gonna fall off next year though all the QBs dipping early

ACC became the best because they beat the sec head to head from 2013 to now ACC did it's thing especially going 2-1 in the title game vs the sec clemson punked Ohio St and Oklahoma 2 bowls in a row.


Coastal just isn't consistent and loses too many games they need to win especially OOC UNC lost to crummy south Carolina and Georgia back to back season openers